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hey guys hi and welcome to the video in this video i'm gonna be teaching you something really interesting that might be useful for people for data science or who works with data this video i'm gonna be teaching you if you have a massive csv file excel file or a json how do i essentially break those files into a smaller chunks which means if i have a 70 gig of let's say 17 gigabytes of csv file how do i break into multiple smaller csv files with 100 records of each right how do i do that chunking process right so in this video i'm gonna be showing the code and the implementation let's get started all righty code is simple uh shouldn't take that long i i'm using three libraries here os pandas and uuid the first thing that i did is i defined a file settings class that takes a file name and a row size which means how many rows you wanna essentially have in your csv file okay so after that i made a class called file splitter this takes the instance of this class okay and i'll show you how...